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techradar.com - 30 days ago

Review: Sharp LC-46LE700E

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With its 'normal' LCD TVs failing to grab the public's attention as much as Sharp would like, it really needs to fire our imagination with something a little different. Something, in fact, like the LC-46LE700E: a 46in TV that gives you direct LED backlighting without costing an arm and both ...

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techradar.com - 23 days ago

Review: Sharp LC-32LE600E

— techradar.com — Flatscreen TVs increasingly come loaded with extras; four or five HDMI inputs are de rigeur, video-capable USB... ports are becoming common, and it's even possible to bag wireless home networking and limited internet browsing. Sharp has eschewed all of that on its latest LCD TV and continues to ... (more) Review: Sharp LC-32LE600E

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blog.ziggytek.com - 23 days ago

Sharp 941SH Phone Packs Amazing Resolution, iPhone Misses By A Longshot

— blog.ziggytek.com — This, my fellow techies is the new Sharp 941SH phone, a genius piece of tech with an... amazingly sharp resolution. See, the iPhone has only 480×320 pixels while the new Sharp 941SH holds a staggering 480×1024, on only a 4inch screen. The iPhone’s 3.5 inch screen can’t ... (more) Sharp 941SH Phone Packs Amazing Resolution, iPhone ...

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techradar.com - 29 days ago

Review: Sharp LC52LE7000E LCD TV

— techradar.com — The LC52LE700E is Sharp's first affordable mass-market LED TV and very own prospective OLED-killer. While the company... has dabbled with LED-backlighting before, with its super high-end XS1E range of screens, they cost two arms, a leg and half a lower intestine, so it's welcome to see the brand ... (more) Review: Sharp LC52LE7000E LCD TV

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